- Sharing his experience, Yul Edochie revealed that during a recent trip from Anambra to Abia State, he was shocked by the numerous obituaries of young people he encountered along the way.
- He emphasized the need for spiritual cleansing, urging Africans to return to their indigenous religions as a way to restore balance and avert further tragedies.
Actor Yul Edochie has raised alarm over the increasing number of early and untimely deaths in Nigeria.
Sharing his experience, he revealed that during a recent trip from Anambra to Abia State, he was shocked by the numerous obituaries of young people he encountered along the way.
Edochie attributed the disturbing trend to the anger of ancestors and spiritual forces, claiming that many have abandoned traditional forms of worship.
He emphasized the need for spiritual cleansing, urging Africans to return to their indigenous religions as a way to restore balance and avert further tragedies.
He wrote: ” I drove from Anambra to Arochukwu, Abia state, I saw so many obituary posters.
Too many early & untimely deaths.
And it’s because we abandoned our traditional ways.
Our ancestors & spirits are angry.
We must go back to our traditional religion, align with our ancestors & spirits & they’ll fight our battles.
Our society needs spiritual cleansing.”
- Sharing his experience, Yul Edochie revealed that during a recent trip from Anambra to Abia State, he was shocked by the numerous obituaries of young people he encountered along the way.
- He emphasized the need for spiritual cleansing, urging Africans to return to their indigenous religions as a way to restore balance and avert further tragedies.
Actor Yul Edochie has raised alarm over the increasing number of early and untimely deaths in Nigeria.
Sharing his experience, he revealed that during a recent trip from Anambra to Abia State, he was shocked by the numerous obituaries of young people he encountered along the way.
Edochie attributed the disturbing trend to the anger of ancestors and spiritual forces, claiming that many have abandoned traditional forms of worship.
He emphasized the need for spiritual cleansing, urging Africans to return to their indigenous religions as a way to restore balance and avert further tragedies.
He wrote: ” I drove from Anambra to Arochukwu, Abia state, I saw so many obituary posters.
Too many early & untimely deaths.
And it’s because we abandoned our traditional ways.
Our ancestors & spirits are angry.
We must go back to our traditional religion, align with our ancestors & spirits & they’ll fight our battles.
Our society needs spiritual cleansing.”
